[solved] How to install Linux on the Fujitsu Scaleo Home Server 2205

Hello!
I am currently thinking about buying a Fujitsu Scaleo Home Server 2205.
The according datasheet can be found here.
The default installation includes Windows Home Server, which is why I have to find a way to install Linux on it (still thinking about which distribution).
But since it doesn't offer regular installation interfaces, I don't know how to do it without having to buy extra equipment.
I thought about just swapping one hard disk, and installing using a regular PC, but figured that this would cause problems with RAID afterwards.
What do you suggest?
Thanks!
Last edited by jazz.arch (2009-05-11 16:40:13)

lucke wrote:That's an interesting point. Do you have any data? I'd guess that pre-P4-era components are consuming less power than most modern ones. My PII with S3 GPU, 2 NICs and one HDD drains 50W in idle, you'd have to go with Atom or Goede or Via offerings to go much lower than that.
I remember having a 300W PSU in my Celeron Mendocino-based PC but I never bothered to measure the actual power consumption at the wall socket. Did you measure that 50W at the socket?
For comparison, TS-109 idles at 14W while Linksys NSLU2 at just 8W.
Of course, 266MHz ARM/32MB RAM in NSLU2 will not be enough for most applications. I am personally really excited about Marvell's Kirkwood platform, Sheevaplug drains only 4W idle / 7W full load (!) and actually sports a 1.2GHz processor / 512MB RAM. If only they made a proper NAS solution using this platform... edit: they did, there's TS-119 but QNAP is traditionally overpriced.
Last edited by fijam (2009-05-11 07:17:07)

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